English
Etymology
From anti- + armor.
Adjective
antiarmor (not comparable)
- (military) Designed for attacking armored vehicles, such as tanks and armored personnel carriers.
Translations
designed for attacking armored vehicles
- Arabic: مضاد للدروع m
- Belarusian: бранябо́йны (branjabójny)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 反裝甲 / 反装甲 (fǎnzhuāngjiǎ)
- Georgian: ჯავშანგამტანი (ǯavšangamṭani), ჯავშანსაწინააღმდეგო (ǯavšansac̣inaaɣmdego), ტანკსაწინააღმდეგო (ṭanḳsac̣inaaɣmdego), ჯავშანტექნიკის საწინააღმდეგო (ǯavšanṭekniḳis sac̣inaaɣmdego)
- German: panzerbrechend (de)
- Japanese: 対機甲 (taikikō), 対装甲 (taisōkō)
- Korean: 대장갑(對裝甲) (daejanggap), 대기갑(對機甲) (daegigap)
- Macedonian: противоклопен (protivoklopen)
- Portuguese: antiblindagem
- Russian: бронебо́йный (ru) (bronebójnyj)
- Swedish: pansarbrytande
- Ukrainian: бронебі́йний (uk) (bronebíjnyj)
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